I'm writing some unit tests, to make sure that my windows forms code
works properly after refactoring, and I've bumped into a problem -
Messagebox.show .
There are a couple of places where my code pops up a messagebox to
inform the user of what's going on, and if this happens during a unit
test then it requires the user to click on the button before it can
finish the test. Which isn't much use for, say, unattended automatic
testing.
Is there any way to intercept a Messagebox call and fake it being
clicked? Or is there some other way that I should approach this?
Cheers,
Andy D 7 7821
Hello Andrew,
Have u tried to find that window and programatically push the button?
ADI'm writing some unit tests, to make sure that my windows forms code
ADworks properly after refactoring, and I've bumped into a problem -
ADMessagebox.sh ow.
AD>
ADThere are a couple of places where my code pops up a messagebox to
ADinform the user of what's going on, and if this happens during a
ADunit test then it requires the user to click on the button before it
ADcan finish the test. Which isn't much use for, say, unattended
ADautomatic testing.
AD>
ADIs there any way to intercept a Messagebox call and fake it being
ADclicked? Or is there some other way that I should approach this?
AD>
ADCheers,
AD>
ADAndy D
AD>
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WBR,
Michael Nemtsev [C# MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour
"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not
cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
Hi Andrew,
Check out NUnitForms.
--
Miha Markic [MVP C#, INETA Country Leader for Slovenia]
RightHand .NET consulting & development www.rthand.com
Blog: http://cs.rthand.com/blogs/blog_with_righthand/
"Andrew Ducker" <an****@ducker. org.ukwrote in message
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I'm writing some unit tests, to make sure that my windows forms code
works properly after refactoring, and I've bumped into a problem -
Messagebox.show .
There are a couple of places where my code pops up a messagebox to
inform the user of what's going on, and if this happens during a unit
test then it requires the user to click on the button before it can
finish the test. Which isn't much use for, say, unattended automatic
testing.
Is there any way to intercept a Messagebox call and fake it being
clicked? Or is there some other way that I should approach this?
Cheers,
Andy D
Andrew,
I would just make my own new form as a messagebox.
Cor
"Andrew Ducker" <an****@ducker. org.ukschreef in bericht
news:11******** *************@h 54g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
I'm writing some unit tests, to make sure that my windows forms code
works properly after refactoring, and I've bumped into a problem -
Messagebox.show .
There are a couple of places where my code pops up a messagebox to
inform the user of what's going on, and if this happens during a unit
test then it requires the user to click on the button before it can
finish the test. Which isn't much use for, say, unattended automatic
testing.
Is there any way to intercept a Messagebox call and fake it being
clicked? Or is there some other way that I should approach this?
Cheers,
Andy D
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <no************ @planet.nlwrote in message
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Andrew,
I would just make my own new form as a messagebox.
Change the app to suit the test? Shouldn't it be the other way around?
Michael
How about a debug/unit test log flag say isLogMessageBox that writes to
a log
in debug/unit test mode and pops up a message box in release mode. Me
thinks
that if you define the bool flag in the file as a const (constants are
not
versionable, must be recompiled to reflect changes), the compiler will
optimize
the code and remove the if/then logic in release mode. I have not tested
this. To
avoid mistakes, you might want to wrap the conditional call to
MessageBox.Show () into a method DebugMessageBox .Show() and replace the
appropriate calls to MessageBox.Show () with a call to the conditional
DebugTestMessag eBox.Show(). In release mode, set the flag
isLogMessageBox to
false and recompile.
Regards,
Jeff
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Try the unit test for Visual Studio Team Sysytem http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/teamsystem/tester/
pretty cool.
chanmm
"Andrew Ducker" <an****@ducker. org.ukwrote in message
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I'm writing some unit tests, to make sure that my windows forms code
works properly after refactoring, and I've bumped into a problem -
Messagebox.show .
There are a couple of places where my code pops up a messagebox to
inform the user of what's going on, and if this happens during a unit
test then it requires the user to click on the button before it can
finish the test. Which isn't much use for, say, unattended automatic
testing.
Is there any way to intercept a Messagebox call and fake it being
clicked? Or is there some other way that I should approach this?
Cheers,
Andy D
On Nov 12, 8:12 pm, "Miha Markic [MVP C#]" <miha at rthand comwrote:
Check out NUnitForms.
Cheers for that - the ExpectedModal isn't quite perfect, but it does
near enough what I want that I'm no longer stuck.
Cheers!
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